EU-Western Balkans Summit in Tivat: EU and Balkan leaders met in Montenegro’s coastal hub to push enlargement forward, with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen saying Montenegro’s accession is “within reach” and a working group drafting an accession treaty is already in motion; Montenegro’s president Jakov Milatović called the 2028 goal realistic as security and hybrid threats from Russia and China stayed central to talks. Montenegro Security Clampdown: Ahead of the summit, Montenegro’s police and National Security Agency said they turned back 87 Serbian passengers at Tivat after assessing them as a risk to internal and national security, with future entry bans planned. EU Enlargement Roadmap Debate: Separate reporting highlights France and Germany’s push for “building blocks” that could give candidates earlier access to EU programmes and the single market, aiming to make the process faster and more tangible while keeping reforms tied to EU core values. Tech & Mobility Award in Montenegro’s Region: The FIA Region I Spring Meeting in Budva recognized Tanzania’s “Safe School Zone 360” as a road-safety innovation, underscoring how data-driven monitoring is spreading across the wider Adriatic and Balkan tech ecosystem. Sports (Local Angle): Wales drew 1-1 with Montenegro in Women’s World Cup qualifying, leaving both teams in a tight race and sparking renewed attention on Montenegro’s football development.